Staying in Touch with Nature
Residents who love to garden and enjoy the great outdoors can continue to feed their passion after moving to Salemtowne if they wish. Check out this recent article by Winston-Salem Journal’s Home & Garden columnist, Amy Dixon on how Salemtowne residents stay in touch with nature.
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The Great Goat Invasion
Recently, a unique group of visitors arrived at Salemtowne —a herd of hungry goats! They arrived by truck and promptly began feasting on a 4.7-acre tract of the kudzu-covered property as soon as they were unloaded. The goats will be chomping away at the unwanted kudzu for approximately one month. The kudzu loving goats are … Continued
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Salemtowne WithOut Walls (WOW)
“This morning, we joined about 18 Salemtowne residents for a walk and tour of the magnificent Quarry Park. It was just a spectacular outing. There were some of us who were able to walk several miles on the trails, several who walked with walkers, one who propelled himself in his wheelchair and one in a … Continued
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Hot Off the Press!
Hot off the press is the latest news on The Woodlands villas which are currently under construction at Salemtowne. Click here to read the story in the January edition of Forsyth Woman and meet future Woodlands residents Jim & Carolyn Stokes.
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The Woodlands Now under Construction
Salemtowne is pleased to announce the next step in the development of our newest neighborhood – The Woodlands. Work has officially begun on the site for the construction of two buildings that will feature 56 one and two-bedroom villas ranging from 1,215 to 1,875 square feet and each has underground parking. Each building will have … Continued
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Can the Scams
Salemtowne is pleased to host the NC Department of the Secretary of State – Securities Division for “Put a Lid on Investment Fraud and Charity Scams: Protecting Your Assets and Your Charitable Gifts in a Scary World.” The recent natural disasters suffered by our fellow North Carolinians as well as many other residents along the … Continued
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Successful Aging Tip of the Month: Lower Your Risk
We don’t have to wait for fate to come knocking at our door. Many diseases are directly related to our lifestyle. Risks are manageable, even able to be reduced or eliminated. The trouble is that as we age, we become less motivated, less competitive and vain, and more accepting of change. We accept that growth … Continued
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Towne Fair Offers Something for Everyone
The Life Enrichment Department recently hosted a Towne Fair to introduce new residents to the various ways to get involved at Salemtowne. Main stage events featured live bluegrass music by The Ramblers, as well as two educational sessions presented by Salemtowne Chaplain Linda Browne and resident Dr. Frank Wood. New residents visited committee booths to learn … Continued
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Successful Aging Tip of the Month: Stay Connected
People are happier when surrounded by others. It helps us thrive. This is part of our very DNA, at the core of our basic human needs and most authentic selves. Research clearly shows that isolation and limited social connections are associated with higher rates of heart disease, some cancers, and even dementia and depression. Like … Continued
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Working Bees Find a Home at Salemtowne
Cissie Anderson grew up on a farm in Georgia, where it was her mother’s job to tend the 20 or so hives of honey bees that provided the sweetener for everything from sweet tea to Georgia peach pie. Those days are long gone; now Cissie and her husband, John, have retired and live at Salemtowne … Continued
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